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TIIK DAILY PRESS. !Hnl)AY... ..MARCH 3 THE VERNAL VESTAL'S HYMN. BY FLORES B. PLINPTON. The r"ln reals hid northward wlnti Ami lwllterlnn tlie null kelied Ire, I'Ipn ill hk nrwlnt lKln fttr IM The nierrloat prophet of the spring. I knew that he would come oar nv.ro, When tltn nights grvw short anil tho days arow loiia. ' To fill the on-lmnl with hia eon. And feed hie ucdiialiuga round uiy dour. from all tho firlda tho snows have fled, i And through tho grasses liro n and mire, , Peeps tlio green promise of tin' year The hup that liintbt red with the dead I From piny night to dark rnrlne, ' The rlvuleta leap down in mint, And sliyly aa a maiden kissed, Blip nliubly into nookK miDceu. And ankle-deea in ferns and flags. They ehatter on tlirouKh eonpiee shade., And leftward twin! tiieir silver braida To hldu behind the beaked crag. The eolil hlrhta drop a pealy Tall O'er goldeu .lopoa that (true! tile can, And winding with the rher run. And iuto distance fade and fail. The willow l,swi their silkra plunieei I.Ike snowiest wool from I'aloe, stand The boatrees white: and all the land la sweet with thoru atid apple bluuus. By nanny paths the proem springs, And dandelions tai the hilis. And round the (olden iialtsllls I hear the bee'i iudustrious wlliga, 0, soon the frollr .tune w ill come, and shake her ll;iiiitliitt rose ont. ' Tltu w.aids be w ild w ith mhik and snout, And hot a roiee on earth bu dumb. TO MARCH. BY WM. CULLEN BRYANT. The yrnr's departing beauty hide. or wintry storms the sullen threat; .. But in thy sternest frown ahidos A look of kindl) promise yet, Tbon brtng'.t the hope of thoite calm skies, And tlmt enft Hint' of funny showers, When the wide Idoom. on earth thnt lies, rVeais of a brighter world than ours. A Disconsolate Father in Search of a Giddy Daughter—Arrest of the Goddess Venus at a Masquerade. The Paris' correspondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer (tires this inclilent of the Carnival in the guyest of cnpitals: One of the atationn at which the mummers always halt and perform, if the hotel ol Huron .lames RothgtliilU, tlie tianker, in the Rue Lufitte. On this occasion, the party hail filtered into the court-yard, which they tilled. Some little bustle whs observed n't the entrance, however, caused by a rcsper table looking man, in plain clothes, who sought to force his way into the court also. He was resisted, but persevered, and in order to prevent a scene, 11 is Grease the Masked Butcher often threatening to ''knock him down,'' assented to his admission. The man Keeiucd oujrer to see the personages compofiitief thefrroup of Goddesses, and ttt the same lime to conceal his own lineaments. He. succeeded in obtaining a full view of the (truly) charm ing Queen of Love und her rival beauties, and then skulked oft", making for tho J'orU I'uchere, throuuh which he disappeared, and having gotten outside, made strong Tunning 1 to the bureau of the Commissary of Volice of ! the quarter, M. Laner (who so distinguished himself, though wounded, bv arresting Kndio, one of the accomplices of Orsini, etc., in their attempt on the life of the Emperor with in- fcrual niuchincs, at the entrance of the Opera- House ou lue ni;ui. ui toe i-tiu uauuary, ItioH.) He found M. Lancr in the office, and when he recovered his breath, asked his aid to re cover a lost daughter. "tin what grounds?'' asked the Com missary. "II y" name ia B . I uin a widower and a merchant, residing in . 1 had d of (have alatl) a duughter named Olympiu, V,Ar., ? - ' j . y nue l wua aiieiiuuiu to uiy uusiucea one ! l l e.. i . I. ' nua unioriunaieiy oppoiiuuiiics iu uiaae improper acquaiutauces, and though so young, to enter on a course of pleasure and immorality. I became informed of these melancholy facts, sought to make her break oil' witli those lcmeutable connections and - pursuits, but without avail. I sought the protection of the law, and was authorized to shut her up in a Convent until she came of age. In the Convent she appeared reformed, so I took her borne for the enjoyment of her society. Oh, girl she is so like her poor mother! She appeared happy contented tage and fifteen months ago she disappeared from my house, and notwithstanding the strictest searches and inquiries, I conld find no trace of her. I came to town last Satur day on my ntfairs, and propose to leave for Home to-morrow. Passing through the d'lace Vendaume a couple of hours since, the cavalcade of the ISauyrai stopped at Marshal Magnan's, or at the Minister of Justice (they join each other,) and in the goddess Venue I thought I recognized my daughter. Tho tears rushing to my eyes prevented my bciug able to decide for a certainty that it was her. I looked again, and became confirmed. It was my poor, dear, lost Olvmpia. I accompanied the cortege to Baron Rothschild's intending to seize her there, but did not think the oppor tunity a good one, and ant come to you to require you in the name of the law and of nuinnnity, morality, and virtue, to arrest and deliver to me my unfortunate child." "I should desire no better," said M. Laner, "hut thin is all ez parte. I should have au thority." "Here it is" and the unhappy father pro duced a warrent granted by the Tribunal for the arrest and detention of the poor man's daughter. "This is all right," said M Laner on perns lug the document. What you require shall be done, but we must not interrupt the pro cession. "We shall follow the - rortege throughont'the day until it arrive at its final resting-place, the Abbalaire (Slaughter House) Then, when the whole of the par ties shall have entered within its walls and the Deities become mortals once more, wo will arrest the truant." This woa done, and the wretched gill was delivered over to her unhappy parent. ' She shrieked in dismay, however. A few of the men of blood showed fight in her be half, hut the law bad its triumph. "Well, father," said the poor unfortunate, "I will go with you." "Thauk Heaven!" said the delighted father. "But upon one condition." "Name it." "That you allow me to pisplay at the masked ball to-night this beautiful coBtume, which fits me so admirably and is so becom ing." "If he have the weakness to consent, I shall not" said M. Laner. - "You are my prisoner." A scene ensued, but ultimately her Immortality was carried off by her father in ' her grand and magnificent dress, if that may be called a dress which covered so trifling a portion of her person. I I PSCTJIUB DlDICATIOM TO A CoUHTHS' NoVIL. The Countess Lionel of C'halvillan, better known as Celeste Mogudqr, U aliout to pub lish at Paris a new novel, "J-.'tt-il t'owiat" sequel ia a work she wrote in 1848. The most remarkable thing about it is the dedi cation, which reads as follows: "1 dedicate this book as a sad souvenir to my husband, to him who was my strength, my joy, my hope, my courage. Tliere is oa earth one great soul the less, but in Heaven one star more. Had not the Count Lionel de t'balvillan faith and charity, the two virtues most uleasinff to God? "In resuming again the work, to long sus pended, I obey a material need, as the Wan dering Jew obeyed the imperious voice which incessantly cried to him, "March out March on!'" A Child that BijniBa KiitDNiiiji). Among the illustrated jokes in the last num ber ol" Punch U the following:, ,its-, , , Discerning Child (who has heard some re marks made by Papa.) ., "Are you our new nurse?" , Nurse. "Tea. dear!" . Child. "Well then, I'm one of those boys who oan only be managed with kindness so yon had better get tome sponge cakes and orange at oncsl1' Prosaic Truths About Woman—Practical Influence of Wives. In domestic rmppinna, the wifr's Influence IS mtlpH (rrfitter than her trasband's; fbr the ont. tha Tirstmuit. mutual lova and atinfi- rtrnre bftrijf jfrmiterl, the whole comfort of the household ilcpenos tiMn trines more im metlintely tinder her jurisdiction. By her management of small sums, her husband's respcctibllity and credit are created or de stroyed. No fortune can stand the constant leakage of extravagance and riismanagcment. and more is spent in trillrs than women would easily believe. The one great expense, what ever it may be, Is turned over and carefully reflected on ere incurred; the Income is pre pared to meet It; but it is pennies imnercei tibly sliding away which du the mischief; and this the wife alouccan stop, for It does not come within a man's province. There Is often an unsuspected trifle to be saved in ivery household. It Is not in econ omy alone that tho wife's attention Is so nec essary, but in those niceties which make a wcll-regulntcd house. An unfurnished cruet stand, a missing key, a huttonless shirt, a soiled tablecloth, a mustard-pot with its old contents sticking hard and brown abont it, are severally nothings; but each can raise an angry word, or canso discomfort. Depend niton it, there's a great deal of domestic naj) piness in a well dressed mutton-chop, or a tiilv breakfast table. Men grow sated ot beauty, tired of music, are often too wearied fin-conversation, however intellectual; but they ran always appreciate a well swept hearth and smiling comfort. A woman jnay love her hiishsnd devotedly may sacrifice fortune, friends, family, country fbr him she may have the genius of a Happho, the enchanted beauties of an Armidn: but melancholy tact if with these shall fail to make his home comfortable, his heart will inevitably escape Her. Ana women live socntirclv in the affections, thnt, without love, their existence is a void. Better submit, then, to household tasks, thnn doom your self to a loveless home. Women of a high order of mind will not run this risk; they know that their feminine, their domestic, arc their first duties. ' To BkarMiKSS Heaux. Do not fall In love with the voung lady who doats npon mous taches. Your affection will all be thrown away. Is it not plain that yon must be Hir sute in order to be Her .Suitor'.' Vanity Fair. The lute Mr. Boker, of New York, whose coaclunun married Miss Hoker, imported into this country the first bottle of "Sparkling Hock." The Charleston, S. C, artesian well is a perfect success. It affords a soft and pleasant water, and is bottled and sent through the low lnnds in large uuuntities. ADVERTISED LETTERS. M9"All letters ndvertloed are aubieet to an extra ohanro of one cent. Tenons calling for them will pleiico he prepared with the necosmiry change. iTPersoiiij cnlllna for theee lettcm will pleane any they aro advertised, and fflvo nunihiT and date of lint. tttf'Tllu otllce will be open at bnlf-paet aevetl o'clock A. M .. and nix o'clock 1. M. Mondays, otllre open from nluo o'clock A. M. to half-pant ten o'clock A. U. Saturday, March 24—No. 12. LADIES'S LIST. Andrews Alice Armstrong Ad Andrews II V Arltsy .Mni Aduuis Indian II Burns f'atharlno Biestninnn K Bnrns Fanny Bowers Blary A Byron Sarah Brown Marg llenvon Klizu J Bryant Kato Biirua H .1 ""J?li -iiy a Btirlwiye Mary II, will O K Browu A M Benson Kllen Jlolkmip I. M llrieket Mary E Rentier Kotthia lllovin Bell Hiiker Kaliur liowont 3Iarv BontyHnllie B Brltton Kmma Blair Mary Browu Jauct C Brown oi Hctuntnin Kl.lna Burka Lizzie F F Baldwin I.yna A' Batea 8al T J Baldwin Tiuy c Cannon Ann C'ttnio Carolina Collins Catharine I'nwai. I'lihnrlnii Ciiniiin I'litt. I'nmm niM K iu Coleman Eliza h TCollier Kllrabeth Christie Jaa V Croissant Julia Couleyjinna Collins Jane Case i.oyil i;ooniDS jane t ooper iiirs incy Coverdafe Mollie Cuehore Mary A arpouter l.ilK't campoell iilaria nt;iopper Diary a i um wary a l ' u-..n l..llu V il..lu lt...a 11 t 'arson M arm t uuieron Molly V Oole ltoaa 11 Carson Margaret Connolly Barub t olllus 1 ll i lura Atinle Clark Julia Clark Molly Clark Herbert Clark Mary D Diamond Fanny Danal Millie A Drake Fruucls A 1'e.iirboh Minerva Dill Anua Delany Ann 2 Duvla Rell Dougtierty Ann linnn lli-lcn Douglas Macule Douiila Amelia Duiiiela Kate M Dearhon Slinorvu Diphce Mnqie Duflleld Mary Ellis C A Early Mary Euruarttiusan Fisher Jano Frederick Mary Fraucia Martha Duslinian Nuncy llruko . lloniallli' BiiauliuaDick Mndame DemiehetiJ Douuovan KLIza E Glierle Catharine Exaellyue O Kihii ll Eslella Kcott Lucy Epps Jlurtlia tlll.l'rl.-cilla V Freer Anna Fosdick II II Kry Kate Frosa Laura Fouutaiu Mary J Fiunurty Mary G Griffin Anna Gordon Cathi-rinefJrourte C (llhbons Delia Gray Elbi.belh IKJordon Muhall Griiuiuett Marthatioruiau M J Olasa Koberta Gui ley barah h Heritage Anna llopwood C. Hard Catharine Ilovt Ellen 8 Hogsdon H llui'por Jennie Heritage Jeuur Hooker L A Herion Mary E llicoxMary Holton Marv Hazard Arabella Humea RHdgct llurdy Mra Jlooe Calilo lliilcy Catharine Highway Kliza itunes tauniu nuia h em Harrison Jano HoMkentner J llaatingi, Julia Hainan Kate A Ilnyne Lydia J ' Holmes Mary J liiirper Mary Holfcy Mery liainnieraley 8 S llambleton L HenderMu Lizzie Helm M E Hill M E 1 1 ocx- Mollie J Hawkins Uaraa Hunt Fhoehe Ann Hull da ah Huttou bue 31 I 5d 3 Judaji Mlcsea Jenkins Mrs KlizaJenklns Miss L C Johnston Miss F.Alrw'.ne Mrs llr UJonea Mrs M J Johnson Mra A M Je' obs Midi E Jackson Mra J M J army Mra K Kaco Mrs O Keashan Mrs K Kennedy Miss E Kellogg Miss L KingMisall Klrwan Miss M Kcriuau Mrs it Kelley Miss S t Larkln Mrs A 8 Lyle Miss Agnes Link Miss C Loomis Mis C B Langtry Miss C ELang Miss Eva Lctuaire jlisa L Lollas Mra M A Libbay Mra U A Lapp Mra M. Lewis Mrs B M Morris Mra A It Morris Mra Ann 3Ifter Mine Clara Morrow Bridget Meagher ilisa U Miller Misa C A Miiarn y Mrs A L Miduugh Mrs A Miller Misa A Muyuard .Mra C Murray Mrs E Morris Piielie Meter Miss L . Maury Misa M 3Iyer Mra It Jlj ree Mrs V A Macs McClaln Miss 8 J McCan Mrs 8 McOuluna Boso itccialn Mies a Mcioweu Mrs E .vrcorn. Mra a McAdam Carrie McLaia Nellie McGiiniis McKeehmn Helen McKey i:ilza 31 ) O'NieliMargaret O'NeilHallio Korrfi 8 0 Owen Hnttle Oliver Phebej Packard Anna ITPryce Hannah Parker Mary I'ierca Anna it Peernon Laura Al'cignet Lonisa Pono Anna ferry Lyuta V i'aitereon fancy l'eulo Maggie I'emey Mrs It Pryse Lauh i'catco BaruhJnne l'llttlllan C P Perry F.llen P reyiuan url .11 R Roach Mra Riley Mrs Hussell Ada Robinson Anna Tteaddy Annie Bathbone C Lee ituwe airs Jaa 0 Hafforty Jane Kagan Mary Ann Kobiueon Miss K, String Clam Suyder Mra A L Rom pie Carrie MNImmons Alice Hliull Elizabeth Scott Mary Shields Martha Hliuiinon M.rr TMT aplcer Mra 8waatman Charl'eMtewart Hebecca Snyder Mnry H it omnuie jun Mt A DiHeoarau oiringer minnie Hiuclear Eiuma Bayer Sarah Ann Suiarr Mary u Spooner Elizub'thStringtellow Ma'yHilcox Blaggia Soott Jenny Shorey J ii II 2 Shopard Mrs H A Stafford llartha J Smiths Smith Kiltie L Smith Caroline Smith Mrs Henry T Trindle Marr Townsend Ella P Tarvln Matilda Thatcher Mra D Traver Eliza Tea Miss Mary D irowonoge Thompson JCllia Therkiuld Mary v Vaupolt Edna Vernier Kate Ve.17- y Jemima AYinceut ISuuoy WAY Widner F.mmaCl Wallaee Marv Vanzile Almira Victor H C Wolaln Alloe w rguii(uariiie niuion niary j vtyn nnooa W ft ill on Ulllie Woods H H Whitford Itosetta White Amanda William Hat tie Wood Hophla WatkiusCarolina Wilson Mary K WIkkIiis A Williams Abbi WillikuusonSl Warwick Harah B Wheeler Adeila W iseman Malinda Wallaco 8arah M Wanton Anna Weller Martha J Williams tutau Young ieorian LADIES'S LIST. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A Atwood Alonvo P A Hen D A Co Adams Joshua Altman Aug's a Adams F G Allen J A Allen, Copp ANta-Attlesey Edward Alwise J If bit Athti.it llstrrv AskuW N B Auston naries Aahcralt Jas 8 Auiery Bramald Avery Jamea B Amman Lieut Dt Arcles Joseph A Auawalt Geo Adams Jaa Alt lander John Allen Samuel AnduraonMartW AIImtU P A Ah.uirn Panl .Allot nan Baxter k Daria hochatiao Mr BaaMtU ft bl. man BLftirUhaaT ' BeUar Andrew Bailey John HurWi11 Jhtiim H Baumavitlner JW Blaekwell H B heatty lliiffh Benoett H K Barker Jamea W Birney Janiaa linwar Jnb Bellford Mr Bel man Joho A Bumbaia M Brauuen Michael Blake Lyman Bi(fa Mirhael Borrett ilicbasl Bryoe Ptttar V Buillnff K Buckner K A itolton Rufua L krdU PUtl Harsher A a briatow I Hal lev. BrownAColtraitlu Jamaa Boode Benola 0 Brudy Joseph -Byera Cl A Barr Junaa Botta Oiotu-ttoiBO Burdli:k Janiaa Berry Daulel Black Jainea BicklytieuO WLBeman Joho Bokubelm Go Baluly Jyliu W Bftroea Kl SouiUaa i 4 B Beaeon B O Butler a 0 Beam Wm Bond Thomas Hra isasaaa watai Btenoawmia Hrwwa .Willi Brown llr II II.. W m H nntler I nomas Barker Ww itaumaletar W'm Bodkla Samuel Baker Wai V Heniea M in Blgharn Yi m BrowHJoat'Ph B Brawn Robert Hen WmT n..it w a 'i Brown 1 W Baldwin O 8 a Co Brown 8 n llartlett Peler Brown 8 W C rw.. a aimfned rfiaw. a H Tote TTenrV ChaplnColA (V.nnaty8 CnmmlngsJN Cruik.htnk C Curtis Thomaa J I onrad Jamos A Couch C M Cantlne Wm Cndy llollleter Carson Alfred Clark George Cochran .lamca Cotslalr Andrew Clark Joseph Cne John (1 Costolo Charles Cook Wm Christ Joseph Converse Dr B 0 Clark TcrrenCePCobb J B Co Cohen Flshel Cook W J Calhonn James Clymer Prof C II Clark Jamea II Cotton L 8 Copclen A P ('lark Alex P Crolll L A Carey Edward II Cook Dr Jesse WCornwall M Cnmrh B P Clark J A Bro Conrinvthe N Cox Edward W Clark A J Collen Putllek Coloe Denule Clark Walter Cleavelnnd )V Cooling John 1 Collins Patrick Corel! Win W Chapman Harry 2 Cooper A . Citlllnson 11 L Curtis J B Cooper .lacoh Oonnaty Hamuol Crooks Hugh Canipliell O B Mwly Wm Omrtney Joseph Copen Thomas Cottlngham 8 D Cohen Hi-Dry Curtis Sheldon Clongh m Carannah Joha Clarton Wm Cordwoll Samuel Cn lgJameaG Clinord Wm Calloway Jamoa Cot terman John D Dane, Roaaetrr Drake Capt A B Co Tlaesel Anton Dunham AlmerlnDorat II Ilesmond Dennis Podris EC Desmond I'at'k T DaughortyPafk DusenU rry 8N1I llailey Bov W M Davis Joh n Davidson Capt T8 lavis K M Dennis James Mehl JoMph Deller Henry DuBoieaJo Daaner Henry Dever Dr Isaiah Ilouglnas N P Dempsey Uicb'tF Davuck John Du Pouts Co Uei lug. r s 8 lioran Vranels 'leLoteh John innoan T V Dowus Thomas IhiTIs c: w DurhlnJohn luncan John r londi John Drake L C Klierhardt Co Evans B A Ellis tiorman T Ellis Jamee Earns W E Ernst W M Tay AF Eaiiss A 0 Varrin K L 2 Eitzgerald J W Fuller l.nnr 9 Kverett Chas Evans B W Ellard John Eaaton N En art F A English W 8 V Fritz A Burton Fay A B n T Evans (diaries II Est, man Bou Elms II Elliott Waller II Elliott Wm Eisen A B Fuller Andrew 8 Fisher Engl"bert Fowe Joseph Toirol John Fl'aZi'rJt Memnmig ur J J r oieon .toiin a Freeman Henry Fulton Harry Freeman Jnhn rrench li F Kittcm Thou Flsbur Wm 0 r ossolle lir Louis r inn jnver Flanary Patrick Farnan Patrirk FullamTS FalrmanWmT Forrester TJlos G Gledhlll Chaa flargaro Antonl llordon AlcMllllniiraues (vhas Oood.i B W Urtmih nnrfr Uenth-O Wj Ootxlloo D 8 (Jrovtw Jobn (vOTC J A Olrnrdin Hennr iJnldnnr .!- ph Ui cwn MictiNel 2 ttilroy II' ib-r i (tTPMbylxirn S (irwiger W V Jk t'n tun ueorge w Uamble lianiel ftould Gevtge L tiavin Jamea tllbbs John tirant John lloi.iiioer J A (Irifn Jnhn 0 mi let .loteph tilth ,To(eph ivirun .tuna a flllle.ntM John W (Iralinlu L tialutlan M I Good Lewie Gilligan Patrick Grata Poter Groauy Thomaa Glenn S W 2 H Holme A Co Hill Auffiint Ileltw i hftrlif Hampton D L J lliiyn K M HnWr John lllrarh .1m Bel Hnlffht ( bnrli - G Hiii'Msy C O Hunter Charles Hayne Andrew Ilt-nton Coli-nian Hodden (ieu I) I hi bank- ElijHh HulHicorjrc II Iloean Jamui or llnrper Jame M Michael HobbsIimacB Hnrlburt.PS HuntcrJ niidhen Jftmed 0 Iluntrr Hrnry 8 Hardy Jonn i lloaivlund J II Holme Jobn u ii oilman j Hosilklm John Pllnrrell John Hart Iruno lloblet J 0 HVYerlo Jeiwe Hnliinan Henry Hewlett Jerem'hllHoman Jonathatillowell J N II off man John II Ilium J IUL'0 Ht nochlvrgM Harlan N W IlaJird Robert HorniiiK V Hackley Robert J Horcan Win IlaHiTmuii WmB Honernith Wm HeunclsoASm Ilohnea W HolmosWm II iiarffiti wm in wm Hunt Theoaoro Ifall L W Hall Jabes Harvey WmHACuHoliinbrixk Wm Harris .lonn u Harris Suinul HarriHon Iuniol HaiTidou AAJCS Initials jTroprietora of Hlandy's Patontod Steam KmrinnU KxrhanneKcwd Hoom S. B A. B To tho i'rof ldiMit of Sltopiuff Cam lu Cincimmtl. I and J Jnnoph Charlos Jonoti Freeman Judklim ED JoncsJ V JflCk-on T A Ji'lHitjon -Tftrnfts Jnrvi S Johnson H It .Tonnon V Jones J II .Tom M h Jones .1 W Jonks Wm O 2 Jones Alfred Ivory Thou Johnson Jonn Johnson ('apt JK Johnson M .lolniHon F W Jones A HOD .lohnHotuvr ortner Jones I N A Uro Johnson Hon W FJubnsou iivo K Kelley Martin C Kay Alex Keath Alfreds KacperJohn Kuntner Jobn K li ly John M KowneJ II Kline M Kelley Wm Kratcz C KoluallO W Kftjt Prof J Kllch John KountK John Knowlton H Co 2 Kennedy Pat Kingburfl $ Kithn Adam KippK Kriri John A Konkel Jli Kane Jann-s ; Kenny Michael Kuhn M K Kimball ThosJ Kylo W D Kennel DO hemp wr eon Riugwu. Kent Wm a Korr Wm TiOnnshnrff J B Iiawhentou J B Lewis J Lyle John Lafovores J B Lanffdon Tlios J Lentloff 'horlcs Lockwood Wm Lancdon C It IjOO William Lanitdon V A Leo Thomas Leonard Amaaa2 l.ineas William Leech I.u Muirrulr I. I.pvi A Hoim l.unoy James JjlHl'tUl Li.vvTl Long Michael jjeeman A l o Laidlen lr Robt Lowe t harb LittledykeT A Lewis Fred It Lewis W J Liunli'innn Davis Leavitt Samuel Lowi-nftein J Lacook William Lindsay. I A l.tMinard William Lively John Laid ley James M Lentz Henry Laken John G Ludlow Jamos Lyou t. apt I Lamlmrt William I.en William H Leuuard ilenry Long 1 homos Littrell William M Meyer Dominick Maren Lawrence Miller John F ktinn Cm. KtHIt M I, Miller Max Mayer Geo Middendorf F Maddirion 'eo Mana ban Geo Moss Daniel Molan Henry C Mahony John U Murry Hugo Manrin J J 3 Mol.in Henry C Myert Ilenry 2 Morpan Inaac W Mathews J M Majrott Isaac II Marion Jobn Maxrath John Mathews John L Myers Jacob Malier J Mullin Hnfrh Maxwell John 3Iorj.Rn N May Levi Meehau Martin Muzzy 1j H Jiiurtin tien n Miles poter Martin Lewis Mayer Philip Marion A Mooney Jtichard Maon Lewis Iyers Itobeit (! Myers B 1. Maxwell Patrick Mann Charles Mat no n Thomas Mathewson II Mitchell Wtu Mas tare Alox Morgan Wm Munhall G Madaris S Myers Allen Murnby William Myers Charles MorityB Minnctt A Co Slorrow W B Moore P. t r Murphy Thomas Moore It ichard Mills Thomas Moore A Moloney ThoinasMoore, Foot A Co Mann Win I Mockler 'i honias Morris Charles Morduunt w a Morris A U M orris John Miller A W W Miller 11 Miller Adam Mullin Thomaa Mon:i Wm Millor Prof WJL Miller doo W Maninen Lewis Maci MrOitrson John McKinna PaCk MeKlnnev MrCormick J C McCuo James 2 Mr.I.auafhlii) JohnMcIntvrt) John McOun William McDowell Jas McUuaile John 2 McDonnell M MoClcllnnd llillv McClure Caot J jucuiunons ii Mct'ook Chas M Miiovorn Thos McKcatlne John Mclntyro lVter Muifounaia tl MrFariin Sleeve Mc(anrnn Thus Mcl'onnell Jm MrCoy Nathan McChire C H Mcllvain John MnHahon T UcFariaud E A jSewman C W ISewball Arthur Nert William Nobs jNatlian M McKeo Koht 2 McKay Thoma McGran James M.oDowel U T McNutt Herman yiblet John ra1 Frank M Xew William H eIllortll Jacob Kock, Wicks A CoNeverwau J li O'Connor k Cole O'Connor 4 Bros20tt Charles Oblinxe Havid O'UrieD.lohn U 'Kay w P Patent George Plont John Phillip- cbarlei Prioe 1 D Parlon Patrick Prient B L Perrine John 4 Powers Kichard Packer Capt 1'itMi James Pnrmort F W Plowman It Pomroy C W Pitt John C Patterson Thos R Potter W Penny II II Paranes felugene Petti bone G S Poter Johu W Penuy John II Phillius Charles a Quigley William R Roberts James Rohan A H KauKhton John Boss John M" Itohertson D Kansoin James ltanrtom Louis RolairtM 0 W Kovira F BynoldsTC Utter Ifaoc F Itidge TO llhisn A Cox Roomo John Kcnniii'iu 1 S itced W W Smiths Pnili h II LSmlth Horace bmltb F Hhaw Jo ecutt K Hteveuson B D Htewart J L Hutherland A Hwarts Dr D T Htone J L Hnlder Jacob Hinder John Hvally Joshua Htillla II Richardson G 0 Rierstelt ll Roncli J II Rail Win Ross Hairy 8 Rowe Jumea Reed J R Remington C U Riley ,fll Reea Frnnk Rao James Rappteo N Roys 8 8 Smith Wm, braes liuisher Smith IJr W II Hheppard D roll K A Stevenson J II Stewart II 1 Sedam 0 Sblell V tsiinmond H V Stanlield II S Sholwell II B Swiahler J P Sharley John Shumard .1 W Kyau John 11 ltyliolt W H wees Atwl Iledding James Keirdon P ltetves Wm f) Kichard Dr J D KuNk James JtolHon 1 Hunt It S Smith A Kinilh David 0 timithihos li Shaw John Hcott A J Stephens J C Kpeueer James Sampson Dr Kiinpson A Kchroyur Jacob Hintrleton J I hkinner J K Htillwell W W IStuctou J A Ktk'al ti .fOM)l)h HhauuouJ W Htrattou Loivdeo fehire P hbiilla 11 T hpry w sharps HM HiirKunt M Htockinaun J Bcower F b learns 13 II Snra.oiflV Hon T Stonev T ralkeld W F sliipmau W II Hnrilner L 11 Hlierf J U Slael I) Stegrer H Suwoll J 11 T and V Thftmaa Wm I Taylor John T Thomaa Matbtol TlKmpM)n L Taylor Muhlon Trot-p K 8uxo TuniKcHtl JoHenh Tn-.icy Ml-jhuel Tabor H L Thorn W Titmaa Nam nel Vincent H M TiiotiifMnn WmM TliofniMM lies. Thompson Win 11 Thompson John Taylor Chas K Taauala E li Thayer Uaniel Tucker Isaac W Touipletou JohnGTihhiU Ilenry Tixhe I'atrlck Thayer 8 A Tate Hlmeon Ti iuiui Thos TliorpJohn Q Thorp Theodor Veasey Jaa . Vanni Michole rf ana i Wearer John .1 White Dr J N White pie A W atson liohert Wheeler Dr B 0 Williamson Dt Watson Wm K Williams DP 2 Wriifht Abo Ward Win L Wllliania 11 C 2 Wright Jumea WalkorJohnR Williams floo B WrlulittlL Warner UeoU W illiams Bich'd WrlxhtESJr Warner 1' II . Williamson W R Wright Thoa Dr W ilson JW Williamson B D Wilson Jea.-e W lsterrllr WIlaouAlexJ Wllsou Tims P Wecht Adam Wheal Ilakor&Co Wilson John Wallaoa A Wolf AllachmannWlnriTa thaa II WillisCER Wilder Autonlo WlieltonJohn Wreaitet Jamea Wallace Uilliort Whitteker A .1 Woodson II K WcsthelmerM Whitteker F 2 Wiley Johu B Windeler II H Wylle Joho Wisster K Waller John Weeks Johu Whilney It Willis Bladison W oelJ WhilfordWmS Wark Thoa Wllcoi Loyal WIchliatnTH WoodHleven Wrench Wm winters V ft hob Windsor a w nam mmnt. Weetla Wa wTouTL.VAXmfii:i.ik Banea k B Brnna John Bell BaTld Burnett Jamoa Blair Oeorite Bronson John llraill.w J W Beeher Jft. M LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE COVINGTON Miss Martha. Ainar Marsan t, Arnnlil tllsa Balllo, Allanannrlh John t, Anil-rrnti Janim O. II llrosc UiiiraPi HimM Mrs Caroline, Hnnil Mra Mnrr, Illackos'i William, llsltlwin Mrs Captain R U, Ilan-Ooo W, Itii'til Cnptaln Wm. Itoyil Mi s!4nanA. lurna Owan, Buylsfin Kilward, Bala StrThro, Braffwil Mrs A K, BiMiUan Mrs Juseph, lliiwan 'J llamas, lloitan Pani. Illlfs Win, I!non John, ItakTMrs lliith, llama I', llatna Ktanh'li. Hrtry Mrs Mary. IWIrr christian, lluucliaid Uouls, Ik altr Mrs II I', Hluomer S H. C Corpora Kilwaril, Currio Catharilia 2. Carnnrjr fat. Crrnilr Philip, Carllnln Thomas J, Collins Mrs J.'ary A, Cliambars U W, CloaTelanil Uoro W, Orals Julin M. Crockett Mrs Slary .1, Carahar I'atrlck, Col lins Mra Mary A, church Misa Jain, Coppor tloorffa, Cniiinghnm Nlrholiia, Cfnoks A Clrnkciilicarrt Miss Sally, Collins Mrs lary A, Cnalian John , Uallamar Miss Julia, Crawluril Puiiial, Coppeia Mrs nla-y K, Cnlih'rtaon Jas T.CiiinnilnRs A A, Conner Miss Han nah, Curry Hat ll M, Callaalian Mra Mary, Oarly I'alrlck, Catis Mrs Klfon, t:ursu JII Lnoy 11, ll Ilavls Charlfs, Ilrnowa Jnllns 2, Doukos Ann, PickiT Frank, IHIiror Mrs, Ilowny Miss Carhnrlne, liatiilson Mrs V h, Tampiy Mra K. Doffy Itanlal, Iionliaon Alrxiinili r, JJailugcauip a rank, Duupuy Walt.r, Pnnlcl I.pwls. K-Karllny Alk n. KlnJ,Krlanil RorKirt W, Ear. Icu Ilnnry, Kuliark !lsa Josaplil&e, II Uoarenf Mra JjnnKtnn, Kain? Mis Knclia'-l U, Kllsou Kobert, Kvans Ml" Mnry. Evans Kdffln. K Farrell Jalni'S, Koynon Mra Tila, Fnrman Misa Fmina, Fi-AKlrarJ C, I'lynti Win, Klauatfan Mrsdnrah, Kai m kor Jaob, J'raor Joseph, Fislu'r Jamos, Kasler J C. U-Ollilerslwra Mrs T O I.Oribbla Mra Ann, Orares 3lr Milton, tlooilicr l lioinas. tlray Alnnsou 3. Gofton I', (irifflna I rnnk, (irant It II, tlrulhous J, Orlosoa F, t,ard Jaon, t;riictr J tl. . , .... - . II llanos W W, llotthoftr Oarls. Hoalh arnh, Hooper rhlllp, llooit John, Harris .Tnmi's. Hows W, lions 1 Charles, lluniliiiok Frnnels, lloni.lon Mrs R, Hart Jim P J, Howard tllza, Haley 11 8, Harris Mra M C, Hamhrlck MI'S I,l,7.ir, Ilnuxhtnn John. Hale Mra llarntrct A, 1 1 unit 11 C, Hall Misa A, llaughlon John, tluyio-s Mrs Ll.tlo. . . . J-Jakna Kilns, .limn s 11 II, Johnson 0 TV, James Howl, Johnson Thomas. I Irvin kuimaJ Misa. K Kcimda .Mrs NiiniT, Keys V m, hoya Thomas, Kollv John, Knr.irnh W A, Ki lfff John. Kyle Miss Niinhle, holohorC, Keith Mta.lnnr, Kirkpatrlok Miss 1,-Lcwls John T, L Miss Ellra, Logan funniol II, I.yltoManih Ann, Lewis Mra Nancy, I.oneniam Mrs T, Leouaril Mls Mnry, Lindsay Miss Karali, l.ampton Josliuii, Livingston Tliouiaa, ilnn N, liOiia niiim 11 T. Ladlaw 11 A, Lannuuo Jauus 0, Ludlow 3Irs Isriirl. M Miller Danlol, Mnlllna MraS, Mackoy ltoaVry, Muher Jh iiis, Merry C W, Jlubherley Koar, Maiks lVter, Micths, Mvor Itoilolph, Mead Mrs Loz.io, Mnsser Jamos (I, Moore llclijnmin , Murpha Rebecca J, Mattlu Wm, Alyre J 11. ',., 0-Hrr Jiunea, Uncus Miss LIlzlO 31, 0 Sullivan, Orr Miss Mollie. N-NnlerMraXarah. I'-l'ri.e llioniHs, Toak Mahala, rower Nancy, Pye Frank, ranull-e John. . , II Hoed MUs Julia, lti ttlt M, Ramsey Mra, Rust F It, Ita "Mnnnu'l. l;las t larenco. Itickoyjohn 8, Row. ttey Mrs .leriiiela, Until I.ouis, ll;iy John, Roche Law rence, Hiul K II 2, lllgKS W A, RhI Mra M A, Rust J U, Hllly Michael. . . . . t Shieio llelirr, Sharp Johu (1, Stuart Tl 0, Slay ley Miss Susan, Sod 'li Mwnrtl, Stllckliind Sirs Sarah hi, StoTens Blra K C. Spaun Mrs Klanora, Sonimrs Jnuies, Sloat Mrs R 1, Mohr Mra Jos'phitie, H-ott Mrs H K, Shniinoli Slnrlnlr 2, Spanii Mha Kalo, Hi hrader F, Shipp Mrs Mary F, Hcott Lewis, Shane l.ro R, Swciu Moses, hlisdo ilenry, Slaughter Mra 31 A, Sovit Mis llenriotta. , T Tnvlor Sarnh, Tavlor Mr F P, Taylor Mowman, Tlionipsun 31rsO 11, I iipnian Misa Mary K, Tookey Misa jlainarct, Tracy 1 liomaa F, Tinsl. y Harvey R, Simons Joseph, ThoniiiS John J, Treb-'ll iredorlek. V-Vnlliy chiliii ph-r. ogt Lemens 2, Vlrlandor Ilenry I,, Vond, rhioV K. l -t'lricli T A, lilt-y Uflhert 11. Y ouus Mis Sarah, Viirliout'll A. ...... W Williams Charles 2, Williams M rs Sarah, alch John. t elier M K, Wilson Thomas W Vy & Hemlnas way, Warner John, Wells Ilenry S, Wrinhter Abra ham, Wllllninson Mrs K M, W hlltikcr Jamos, W iley W. D. HOLT, P. M. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEWPORT ost offlce. March 21, IffiO. BtT- I'ersnns cnlllna lor the follow nc lettora will please sny they aro advertised. . , A Atkins It II, Atkinson Edward, Alley Andrew, Asliloy James, Ayers Ml-s C il-lllack Itcv, llullid'tton ll, Tlnlley A A, Tteavee Klla, Days Jnmes. linker Kllbeth, llrown Minim, Hruwn Win, llellville S, llurymau C, Brown Miss, llnasett Tims, llyer Abraham C Cns-oiv John.Ccsik I-nnc, Cnrbort Thus, ton way John, Conrad Elizabeth, Covalt Mra C U, t'hun cellor C C . . l)-l)os lc Lawrence. Dokes Ann, Derrick Mary Ann, P.ilton T O, Hora W ', llecker 0 W , Ilownard S, lliekKon Sanih Jane ... n K Kvans John S, Kwert A, Lmerson W C F Fiizsiin ns John. Fehle Willinm. Fauthrop Charles, Kewiu John, Foster Samuel, Fauci Mrs Mary, Fry 1'avid, Fox A, Frariaha Kilward. t. (foplii Mra K A.tiirrison KUon, flardnor Mrs M, II -Hopkins Wm, Hall UconM, llobtfll 11, Harris 0, Heysler Henry, Hotliiuin John J, Uickey Mra U A, lliinuiaii Leonard, iiuveli Jamua, lluntloy Lucy, lluijhes Tbouiaa, ilollman I'hllip, Hart Mary, Harris Mrs, Hindos John, Harrison W m J, Harris O W. J Johnson Win, Jones Wm, Jones it Wilson, Jones Mrs Mary E, Johnson Kliaulioth. K Keumore Ann, King Miss K h, Kelly Martha L. 1, Leonard Sirs Mary, Logan Misa Kmellue, Luaan Cli.lrlcs, l.yiiiau ti W, Loslie IKira. Livingston John, l.onnnl Michel, Link Jo, Lehnmo t tij, Liming ftal lio tl, Lumkllis Uurrell. . . . .. M Merry Mrs Sarah. Mullens John, Marshall B C, Muller John, Mullin I'at, .Mayo H N, Marshland Chas, Mnlin. II (i W, Mnllhy K, Miles P tl. N Nulla Louis, Kollia Wm, Nowkirk J, eelo Lot tie K, McholaaChna, Noer J, Norris 0. O (ii-ing llenrv, OMo Augustus, Ouiel Frauds, 0 Broffen W S I), O'lli len Ullsa L. l'-l'nricll Miss M, IWuier Fnnnlo.Pnrleh Nnncyt', Porter l'rol' Ii D 11, Porter Mrs, Prellow Richard, I'l'iiillo.! olin, Pioroo Amanda, Pool Lewis, Pilca J W, Porschlt John L. R Itippleton Mra Louisa, Rees Tliomaa 0, Roush Mra Kllzaboth, Rotelty Hrldgot, Robertson Master Rlchnnl, R W 11, Itoald Siiinuel, Itvau J II, Reel JI, llousli Kli7iiheth, Itor. rCT, Hyun Mnir, Ryan It 8-Savcry Misa Anna M, Sloan K W, Solhom Mikce, Semplo Jamos, Solrnuoii W S, Scott Murguret Jane, Seeher Isaac, Sctt Williaiu T, Sumons Jamoa ll. Slut em! Mary A.Schnrirli r Miss M, SlufiuHii K, Stupf Misl Jennie. Steel Abraham. St. Clnir llomnn. Hcolt Jano, btevons K W, Scuiaud Touaa, Sftypole MUa Mary T Taylor Isaac W It, Tiolor l'riscilla. TownMind Thoa K, Traver KINha. Tonkins Ilenry W, Thomaa J 8, Thompson Lliuibcth, Tliomaa Olive, Temple ''w! Worcester W S, Wright Pr Isaac S, Weeks Rlchrd.Wnilc.l D, Williams MrsKIIra, Weber Louis, Wilson Mi. Wnhluii Julia, While (ieorgo, Williamson Sarah H, Wishnrt Harriet, W hillomoro J U, W hellen Michael, W illison Misi Fannie, agoner Miss Anna, Warin Misa K, White M C, W hitten Sarah, Woodard Misa Clara, Wagner A, Wadle Amelia, Windam Wil liam, Williamson Thos T. ... MACS.-McCilnnis Martha, MeClnne .Ins W, Mc Laughlin John. McLaughlin Mnrgurct, McUrlilo Ma ry, McCuhe Miss Mary, Mcl'iuill Ann C, llcUleave RolM'rt, McCormaek Wm. BMlTllS.-SmllU Sarah M, Smith John, Smith W J. Q. A. FOSTER, P. M. MISCELLANEOUS. B S HARRISON & COLLI NS'S CENT HA I, Hi!K-IUVE I.IiEKY, corner of Filth and Western-row. Photograph.,, Melainots ies mid Anibrotypes taken cheaper than elsewhere in the cite nil Colored Photographs niliilo nl'ull sizes, tVom life to the Biililllest iniliial lirf. Pictmvs nentlv si t in Lockets, Breastpins, Fiuger rillgs and Bracelet. All wurk warranted. nul6-ay B Ail bit. THE ILLIIiilllll! SMOIiK-CONHLMINO COAL COOKING STOVE HAS BF.EN lMlONOIlNC'F.n n.V COSLPE. a TENT iud. to be tho BKcT COAL CIKIK- I .Ml Mlltt, SIX SIZES: PATENTED DECEMBER 7, 1858. For stile by the Inventors aud Manufacturers, ADAMS, PECX0VER.& CO., NHVELTX IRON FOUNPERY, No. 333 FourUi-Slrcct, Cin. SPAIjDIJVG'S rJlEPAllED GLUE! A STITllI IN TIME SAVES NINE. Economy! Dispatch! Snvo tlio Pieoos! UftRPI'I, IN KVKItV HOrfE FOR liielidiutf Fiiruituro, Toys, Crockery, tlliuMuare, ! "Vhr.l..Hil,. Ti,.,,l. v. ii reilar-stn et. New York. Addresa 11KNRY SI'AI.DINC, i CO., Hox Sv. S,i'ssi, New York. Put up for Dealers In cio.ee ei.utaiiiiuK four, .-iitlit, aud tuelve doon a beautiful Lithograph Show card uccoiii.anyiig each iuc!ui'. jJel-ay MONEY t 3VTO 3STEI Y LOAN OFFICE BEMOVHD KUOSl SO WEST aiXTU-STHEET. MONKY I.t.ANKOON WATCH Kia, JKW. Kl.liY uii.l all tfl(d or Mcroluiiiilie, ut low rates of inti i-iili'ilt no. 'M Vine-slieet, lietweou Fourth noil Firth. T TJ1I0 I'VTII OP IlUTVI To IJIvo Pri-ffreure to ,': ar. r. x3)XTT3jjran.'s ' EXCELSIOR WRITING AND CARMINE FLUIDS Vi:il TIIK FOltUIIi.N, TIIKUKIIY k-i-wwj voiir m'.u.-v at homo, and. at the same lime, ea-.lnu :al nor ueul. Iv the operation. ' Call at Suliouea, or !lf Vlne-atleet forailppllea. I uia2u-aw i tlOIIN STARI H.-JUST R KJK1 VKII, t boxes trv.li Corn btareh. ror salu wh'.lcaalg ai.drelaUby A. Mi llO.S ALU CO., mala and Brautli 3iu W't.t ruurlb-ttratt. INSURANCE. . chokjuj FIRST-CLASS -INSURANCE. Cash Capital Enlarged Half a Million of Dollaral AtiVXCV FSTAni.IWHKn IN CINCIN N ATI iu IM'J.l, mittt-rtHtiim all prtwent IimI Iti-aitrniicn compt.nip" na nernctci In too inmimncB hufinvw In thin cilr. ThirtT-t.v rr.Tn' ron-tnnt iluty Iiptt, cnmlrtncd with wealth, exr1inw, entrr- rrlfe nnd IHMTlitrt wf tiil1y cinimii(l tlm Mtn iKtiinincs Oiinimny t ttf (avornhle witrflii(tf of thi4 rnmniiinllv-ftnndlng w.)tr- fttitl 1ihip, th mi, urn vivor nnd Hvlug pioner of (Incinnntl under Tho larnont loss vrr sn-tninwl by nny In-nrnnrn fompuny t on? Arc In On1n wnn by tlio jV.tnn, t Chiliicotlifi, Arrit, 1RU, nd nmounU-d to U1U.UU1 67, moMtiy piil priwr to thirty dnyt ftiT th lire. LorMt'H paid In ClnclnniUiilnrhig thttpHHt six yean, $177,040 7Q, Cash Capital, - $1,500,000! Ab1ut and unimpaired, with a nel urpliw of 314,1437. And the prctlff1 nf t-on' yvat' unrren and ex pfrlcnoe. lnHtmpntH of Over $100,000 In Ohio Securities VinK A VP INLAND NAVIOATTON. " HIk- HrrcMod nt tTinn C(mifltctit with enltonry ami fiiir pnint. KnptrUl nttntion irfn to Inmir hiico f Dwilllnget und couteuti fur terms of one to flvpypi.ru. , A . , . . Applirntlnn mnde to any duly anthnrlxed apfiit promptly ntu-nded to. By ftrict attention to a lflt Inmt" IiiHuraiKO lmsin", ttt it (Vnipany ')inlid to olVrr hoth Indpmiiity for the pant and twnwrlty for the futuro. rolU-ie bulled wit (unit dolay by CAUTER & IilNDSEY, Arnt Fo. 40 Miiln-dtropt, nnd No. 171 Ylne-ntreet. j, ,T. HooKFR, Airrnt, Fulton, lTth Ward. P. ni'SH, A Brut, lovlnKton, Ky. fell-ay 1'. Bl't'll AN AN, .Newport, Ky. City Insurance Company OF CINCINNATI, OHIO., Vfl. S Prnt.IC I,,NIINfJ, IIFTWEBN Jl MAIN AND (Yt'AMlKlS.-Etolti.hel IstV. C'nultal Stock 130,000 00 IJro nnd Murine Rlakd Taken at fair rates. I.oscea equitably adjusted aud promptly paid. TMnrcToiia p. Banning. Joseph 0. Bntler, B. M. Bishop. T. J. Weaver, W. 11. Moores, J. W. Donohue, E. . lluluea, O. W. Trowhrtilue. J. I). Leluiier. JOS. V. BlITLEK, 1'resiJcnt. W. M. HtHlARMOH. Mecrotary. Wm. I', iitbattom, Hnrveyor. maW-cm Western Insuranoe Company OF CINCINNATI, OFPICK IN TIIK HKCOND UTOrtV OF No. 2 Front-street, botweeu 31ain and ttyca- "'i'hls t'oiiiiianr Is taking Flra, Inland and Marino Itlks at current rates of premium. Losses fairly ailjusteil anil promptly paid. DIHKCTIIKSl T V Ei kert, F. Hall, 8. W. romeroy, Win tili nn, W. tl. Whltcher, W. t!. Marin, Hol.t. Mitchell, W. II. Oomalock, I.. O. K. Stone, llolit.lliichalian, ('. 0. Shaw, . Ceo. Stall. Win S.-lli-w, rleth Kvans, .1. II. 1 mine, Tiavld llihson, II. llrachinunn, J. (1. Ishain. II. Clearwater, Thoa. It. Klliotl, T. F. Kt KLltT, rroaideut. STirilEN Morse, Secretary. no FIRE AND MARINE lXSl'RANCE. Citizens' Insurance Company, ( OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. TkFFH'K NO. 3 WE.XT TIIIH I-ST1I EBT, W rlHt I'oDipanv llllllililiK. Is pii-pareil to issue 1'olicles on tire aud Marine Itiska ou lavoralilo leruia. DIUECTOUS: William Wood, Isaac 0. Coneleu, . Jus. K. Ciiiiningham, Sydney S. I lark, . A. Erki nlirecher, Joseph Bikirt, lieu. W. Bishop, Wm. Fisher, tieorao It. Dixon. ISAAC l". t'llTKLEN, Frealdcnt. ftro. W. CoriLEN, Secretary. , UJ uon-bfin A.M. BOBS, 8nrveyor. National Insurance Company, CINCINNATI, OHIO. sTkFFICB MOUTH-WKST COB.NER. OF t MAIN AN D FllO-NT-aTHEETS. Marine, Inland Transportation and Fire Rlaks. TAKEN AT CURRENT RATES. - I1 RECTOR 8: John Tluriroyiie, E. M. Smith, Robert Bliaire, el. Fecheimor. 8. W. Smith, ni. Jli pwortll, i una. n. pijnnvf . A. V Idle itier. Thos. fine. J. I.. Uosa, ilenry Kins. JOHN UUltUOYNE, 1'reaidelit. H. f 1'bnbb, Secretary. .. noa.lifni I'. A. SrRTr.MAV. Surveyor, THE OYSTER TRADE. O. IS. 3X.XVr,33Y DEALER IN OYSTERS! FRESH CAN V) OYSTERS I Xi , COVE O Y H T 10 It B I Spiced. Oyter! ff l'ICKLED OYSTERS! TIIK MTRHrRIBER W HOW HECK V 1M1 DAILY, by tho Adams Jflipresa, MALT BY'S world-reiiuwncd llaltlluora Fresh Can, Keg and Shell Oysters ALSO Fresh. Hermatteally-aealril COVE, BPICED AND 1'lCh.LKD UX8TKH8. ROBERT ORR, Agent. ep7-tf Depot, 11 West Fifth-street. FRESH (J, OYSTERS ! Cavagna't Oyster Importing House! NO. 31 W. FIFTH-STREET. .. , miiK urnscninFU IK NOW RErEIV. 1 Ml .lull,-, imt K.nrDM. his solHlliliil Oysters. ll.ivltiff eoiiinleteil arraliffeniellts ill Baltimore oil tho moat extensive scale, I will, at all times diirlns the aeasoti be preparod to furnish my friends, "aud the the rest nf mankind," with tho must DELICIOUS IIIVA l.VBS Imported to the Queen City. None but tho vary liest imported. Ureal iiiduoemopte onored at Ihis Liuportina-honse. . Orders aollclted and promptly flllcd. Torma cash ; . FETEU CAVAGNA, aepia Bole Importer and Proprietor. 17 MEDICAL AND DENTAL. . OFFIC'R NO. BO WEHT 8BVENTII-WT, U.,U...... VI..., ...H ItMi-i,. lteMiilenca lo. fi:l Heventh-street. between Walnut und Vino. lnicu hours 7H to a.S A. M.: IH to t H. M.t T to 8 P. l AVI la 1LI AM 3Ie II UNTEUt DENTIST, n.,5 96 T fN E-HT K EET . . J. TAFT, , (auccassor to Knowlton Taft.) I JL33VrJ?IHrX TVO- WKST FOraTII-!TREBT, BK- S TWKE.NWALNaX'udVlNK, scpll CINCINNATI, O. "t mTsciTuder, ii. n.rTiioi'KssoR a of Theory and rructloe ol nooicina hi me e.c- leclic 91 Medleill Inslitilte, Kives special atUinllou totliy cut ol CilHONItfuiKEAtiKS. l'lli"',J4 Vlne.stroct, near Fourth. uiiicv noura i" a.m. iu m r. at. MOttTV DIFFKIIKNT ATD ION CdFFKB AND TKAIMVW lor fiiiiiiliH. hotttlM, rvHtatHHtntri, ftoiunbuatH, ntn.j aro jimiinm;'-, . tnn.il by Alt'l iflMl, JI IT R N - 11AM M (ill.UUV. I'll. adi'U''' l.hia. ami No. 'M Kiwt l wir -atrM. t'liicinnatl, .lOHKI!? U. iiltKKaN, Agent. KeuU for trade viruular. j -- : SuWlX , , 1 frtMh lMneapli, in aiajw. in utora and foraale. 1. A. A. Ctll.'flClt. 1UII2J i i No. 3tVau.l :ui Jllam-.l'TOt. kl ltU TKah.-liUlKN ANU HI.AC'K Tuas, pura owl I'roau. lu store aid f, sale. . niaa I Mua. Sit Mid'll' Malu-alreot. Vj Iu,tM4lorala. ., A. I. Ol LUU, mM Ko, lit aud all iUlu iuraal, MISCELLANEOUS. ., ' .. . rllSl7B-15TEN'lv: Hi AM lonrWJLsJi.1 il mm TV v "I ! JUT .11 npHR MOHT HEIilABI.K FIRM AND JL HlrR.IAK PKtHtfl fA r KH. They have uivtu more entWnction than any ottirr nw In njw. Wf onr rewaru ni up i nui on 11 ''' ,AKH mr nemon thnt ran, up to the preneitt : thins how a ftiuirlo inotance whoretn they have ihiumi io prew-rve thir content. beiiiK the bet Fira Pnwf. Hunilar rrjyf, or Fire anl Durglnr l'rNif nw madp; aiitl are willlim to tent with any etnt.1thmiit In tho Tnlnn, and the party fa I ling (.ret to forfeit to the other the nm of .. We are prrrmr.-.! tn fnrot-h n )ifttr Hiife. and at lene coet, than any other manufacturer in the i inini Htfitee. a- - Hoomn-nnnn hnfea at otner maaenf aiwo on nnmi. Wb rMTiMiruiiv iiivitm (ht mtliltr tooall and exam Ine our stock before pnri hnnin(t elwwhi-re. , 11 A If I, I A II K' ' I j Ij " ' , anll-ay Noa. 15 and 17 Bunt Columbla-fltrret. W. II. IXIDDS, Formerly of Hall, Dodda A Va. late Drhan, . Dodds A Co. W. B. DODDS & CO., HAKurACTVina or the CONCRETE, FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, 80UTII-WB8T CORNER OF VINE AND SEC- 0ND-HTRBKT3, rtm If THE MOST RF.T.IAHT.E FIR K M. AMI lli nill.Alt PitllOh' KAKK that la miole In the Tufted Hlates, and Is warranted perfectly ln-e from damp; can bo sold at lower prices, and ia of bet ter workmanship Hum can lie found elsewhere. W e nave A larae assortment on nam,. iou nrr nr. torniined to sell at prlcea that oau not fail to please. OLD SAFES Taken (n exchsme. KKCON11-HAND SAFES al ways on hand at extremely low prieea. ADAJIR EM, IS, M. O., HAH FOITNO nt Iu f ittat u'hut thn I.itillcH liiiv.' luliif lifi'ileil nnd looked fur In vHln.ttra I'TKUINK KMX IK. I no i! ten tie r.itir i warraiiira io cure mi in kiam nf n iitirliifl nutiirv: lntlrininiHtinn ( 1 lie Womh, th Kfdiieyx, the 4inrir, and tho t'rothni, trolapriiittor Knllinfrof the Womb, 1'nhiful Mniwtrn ntlim, Chlonr,M, Amenurrtion; in fuct, a irlect nro In RiinriuitoC'. by tin mhc of from two to flvo Ix'ttlrHnl the Elixir, if nnv dien?o whatever of the Oenn-Htivu nnd Urinary Orffnnn, of mnlo or femnle, no matter of now long HianumK. rriro 91 pr ikiiiu. MADAME KLhlS enlln part Iculur attention tothn fnllowinffOard nf one of the mottt promliieiit Drug tfitftH of Cinciiiimtl: To the Public and the Ladie iu Particular: "We. the miiK-ntl (tned, iro not In the habit, of bIv- ttig onr namu to Viitent Mcdiclnci; but kuowinu tll the Lndv Phyxieian. and the medicine rnlleit tho Vterine Elixir, wo cheerfully rerrinimena it to nil nntlet4 mitleriint from Feinule Dint-ufen of any kind; It Im nnrolv Vi'ffi'tuhlo. mid In no fiinn t.HH dn ItlMirv: HI) nay to ull try, and our word for it, ynu will find reltoi. "r . U. iiiuij. iiiiikki!!, , ' "Comer of Fifth and Jlaco Btrot'tH." -ALSO- M ADA ME ET.f.TS'R RPAVTSII SIM tLATTG C4t'(Jli AND MVKH BALHAM ciin-H, without full, Tains In the llreant. Rack. Hide or laimtm; CotiKhrf, Cold", H'MtrrH'iictM. Dllhculty of Breathiitir, Hfiiil Hch, Flattilt iicv, llrurtluirii, -hrtnic ItheuumtiKin, Dilloim L'"Hc, Crump Colic, (rininiT Vin ol the Bowcle, PnllneHH, Htnnor, lnaetivitv, Lihh of Appe tite, and in Painful Mnitl lint ion K in ti curtniu cure, and Hives immediate relief. In any of the ulovcli. Piuu. it will sive relief in twentv niiiiuti'ii. and a Dt-r- nianent curt by the me of twit bottleK. Only .Wcfiit per itoiti no riicap thai evcrv niTtion can uut 11. H. D. Ir MIW H P . A. IIIIJU, I'liiKNInii uniiri f Knee and Kf Ith-ntrevtM : .1. D. I'AltK, corner of Vonrth ni it Wnlmit : KI'IltR ECKSTEIN A CO.. comer Vine nnd Konrtli: JollK DICKSON, cnnier of John and Hixth-ttn.; FAT I. ltKIM.KIS. corner of Eighth and Freeman; KDWAHD 8CANI-AN A CO., corner of Main and Fourth; and MADAME KLLIb, lit Went Mixth-ntroet eepZ7-ay $30. $30. $30. $30. $30. 3OORE'S ' Thlrty-Pollar Doublo Lock-Stitch Family Sewing Machines SECURED BY RECENT LETTERS PATENT. THIS WAfniNE IIAH BEEN PltO NOITNCED by n)1 competent jndffeo, who have neen it, to be tho best and nuwt deirablo Family Sewing Much i no ever Introduced, heuardi.p.hk of price. It will new all klndrt of family good-, from the very thickest to riie very finest fiihririi made, und uet all kimta ot thread, from INo. a to w. Ao Oil m icd on top 0 the Much int. Send for a circular, or coll and wo It In operation. Upon early application, State urd Comity right may be Mecurtd. An energetic pernon can mnke a fortune In a bhort time. Aguuto wanted In all nnwM Territory, II. (.1. If Ll HI 31 AW, Sole and exclunive affent for the Uuited aStatett, aepH-tf '.12 Went Fourth-Street, Cincinnati. CANDY! CANDY! II. TV. CLARK, (t'CCIWOB TO HVZU a co.,) MANUFACTURER I WHOLESALE DEALER FINE AND PLAIN CANDIES, NO. 40 MAIN-STIIEET, C INCINNATI, O. - myl71 II. P. KlalAS'S NKW WHOLESALE "Wtatch & Jewelry House, 16 West Fourth-street, I.TIIF.111? CAN BB HAD EVERY ARTI- If (ILK apiKTialniiiK to the husinosa, at a much loss prlca, for C A till, tlutu haaever haforo hoen otlared, iu this markat. GIVE US And Bee fcr yourselves. A CALL, aplt ROOFING PROOFING ! THE OFTCALT ELASTIC WETALLIC KiMfKIN,. in o lie rut I tu tlie puilfc an Uic iHtutxl clieapent MtHl Iti-uf nnvv iim iI, itn meriU huvinx 1imh tested by an xperloin'ft nf yiRrH In tlifB c-tty rtml vi cinity. A'pplii'ii to flat or ntwjp, old ur now Imilti iiiRH. No Holder UrU'4 futt-lH-i. ttecnrely without c. ruiHiim tu thit lU'tliiu of tin vlfiiicnti. Fib pared shoeU, bonni for ftlilnmctit to any part of the Uiiitod nutvi, can t) anitmi by any om wiiuoi a l nary D.ecnaiucai Hiiiu. . Biyl6.tr Oiili'n nroiuntly nlk-d, t AIiDWKI.Ii A 132 Went rt3(Mnil-ntrnt. Family Work-Room. l'KCTl ri.LY liiforui tin hwliea ot ( Liirmnali and tlio iulilit- Ai-iierully, that lie haa opciit-d JA.UIIjI i imvi-iuiw.i hv iiiw onivw 'i itiv unnn iiHUtr nt-wuiii DifiLiiino v.oiiiimi v. j No. We V(itirth.Mtrit. wli.dti hIoj lit tirc'Dar AVll waj lllltlllllttl llirtt Latliea aiul Childn'OM1 I'lnicr (iiu ritunUi, hiiii in, iSliirt Uoaomtt and Tuckml nklru. wliuti tor aurabiuty ana ltt;atnutM urt iiUHurpHMttd. N, 11. Particular attention nulil to the nmnutauttiro of CJiildruu1i C'lothiiiK uf every dcacriptiuu. . L , juaao-tf . Saccharated Lime. irplUH PltKPAH ATION," ftTATKH M. Dr. Clelaiiil, "i a ixiwerftil antacid, and probubly the bi-nt we linve. It la Btronjn-r antl more pliMtaunt than MaRiiriu, and tloen not weakt-n the diRoittion llku t lie Alkalieo. An exfullt lit Tonic the alimentary system in DvMrM-pMta." For Hale by ALBKK1' HOHS, DriiKUt, mal3 8. W. cor. Kighl)i-t. and tVnlra.-avenuo. " For Toothache. DU. EVANS'S TOOTHACHE JKOIM l'rpari'U from tho n-cij the w It bra tv American Datitittt In Pari will cure the violent TuutUaulM lt.rttantniivoiirily. For nal by AL1II.UT 110H8, l)rnwt. 1 mal3 fl, W. cor. Kitflitli-tt. and tentral-avuiino. A. B. OOLVILLB, 't Hcalo Munufnciuror, . JH TWFKNHynimoro and Broadway, I'inclnmili, koans etery aepturiptloa ot t oiu.twr, Platform, iiutttn, JUmnad liHt, aud Track Hcttlea '.truck 4, Jiuit aw aionn, a,c. IteDiiiriuK done on tiie nhnrtfat notice, . IteaalrliiK dona on til, stlorl 17lNEOI,I)BllANIr,Wl'NE,AI,K,lon- mj ir.it, am. ,ius reiuvea, par miii it Zr. lletllml. Raw iirieans, uuarter i-nsai tine Alto Duuro i'ort Wine: Now llrleans, Z uuarter rusks tine old Brandy: I (iiiarter vimk tine old lira inly: I piM 4 liutta nuu llloro.so Blierr'; I puneiieon line fiavort'd. il. lro.n WhUkv. etlll;!U casks Kast India Palo Alot W raska f.oudou i'oruir. fiar aula wliolnama auu retail tiy Jims n.vm '" National Tlieater Knlldluir, Mxeanioivstnet. c ,i i.. luialal . . A l.B AND WltTKH.-Jl4j.HEOI!iri:U i easKS, auari. auu pium, koicu Aia.iiua lion- dou l'oi uir, r, ( put sale HUola.alu anu retail by mt.U ' . ft, 4 Braeih Mt Wsat i'ouitu-.traat, RAILROADS. CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND INDIANAPOLIS —AND— —AND— Cincinnati & Chicago RAIL ROADS. GREAT Tlinrnwrni-TB TO THE I Mil A N A POL l, T K R II K H A VT H, , T l.ol lrt, liAtAYKirK, . Ta n dally thn.nah trains leave SIthtrot Dep.t at tt A. M. and 3i 10 P. M. U'liroiiRli lo InrHitnnnollia wllltout C.'hfinKi of t'ara. Mrcrt Coaaccfoaa Jllnrff li oola Trnint, At lllrlinioml, with Cincinnati ami Chlcnuo Rail roa.l. for Anilcrson anil all .ints on tho Hcllcfon talna Kiillnsol Line; Kokomo. l,otansirt, I'anl ami all points on the Wnlm-h Vallcv lliillroml. At Imllannpoll. for Tarra Mania. Mattooii, Vuna, 8t. l.onis and Illinois Central lliiilroail. At Lafujalta for lMnvillo. lolono. llciatur, Sarlng flcM, Naples, Uuincy, and llalinilml anil St. .loacpli Itnllronil. , , . , At Chicago for ltaclna. Kcn.vitia. Mlhrankl.. l.a croaia., Ht. Paul, Pntiria ilu Chlcil, Hock Island ami Iowa City. Thn H ID V. V. Train makas direct connection nt I.oitaiisport w ith l,omiiirTt, Peoria and llnrliiiKtnii Hailroad. for Oilman, Kl I'aan, 1'e.irla, Hiirlluaton. Uuincv. tlalcsburK, tlalena and Dunlcith, making thu uistalico TWENTY-FIVE MILES SHORTER TMAX HY ANY OTHER BOl'TK, IOO 3IIIiES SHOKTF.lt THAN VIA CIIICAdO. Fare as Low and Time as Quirk as by any other Route. This Is cxeluslvelv a Western and Norlh-lvesteril Boute, having aa fnmirahlc arrinil(eineiits Willi con liccllnit Itoa.ls an aiiv oilier ltouto. I'assliiK Ihnumli a hiKliH-cilH lml"d country, with uuiuproiis town and villain. It oilers to isitrons mure pleasant accom modation for sal tv. comfort and Interest than any other llonta f,r tlio ahovc-nunieil ijolnts For Throiiuli Tii'kets or any lulth' r lliformntion ho aura and apply at TICKET OFFICES: - ' 1B0 Walnut-street. Letwecn Fourth and Flflli-sti!lt Hear tiih-on llou-e; N'orlh-.-a-t corner Front and Hroadway: West side Vluc-striHt, hclwccn lliiruct lloosa nnd Clichi'naiC,'l!iimlltoii and Dayton Pepot. Fifth ami gixtb-ltrevt. 1). M. MllHItllW. riillHirilltt'iidelit. W. II. SIIII'MAN', rassciiucr Ad,nt. . Bfl-Oinniliuses will coll for paaia-nenra hy leaving their liainca at cither of tho Tl. ket lim,;c. f, 111 W. II. H.M1TII, Anclit. RAIL ROADS. NOVEMBER 14, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD. ci AII.V TRAINS l.KAVK TIIK i-stn't llenot. .... T5 HIth- ins run throuu 1 to Cleveliinil, Nnilu-Ky, o- ledoand lniliamipoliH, wltlioiit chaiiieof curs. Throuirh Ti, ki ts lor all UiKtarn, Wcstorn, Norlli cm and Norlli-Me-lerii citiej. ti A. JI. EXPRUHS TRAIN, for llamll ton. tlii liuioii.l, liidiiuiiipolis, f.iU'uvette. Chlrnito, iilidiil Wcteni ritie. Cotim-ets nt ltichinond Willi C.utiit C. Hon, 1 for 1,021111. i, i t. etc. Ti.'IO A. HI. TRAIN for Pavton, S,rlnfleld, Sanduskv, Toledo noil Chieuao. lhis train mukea close c, ecttoiirt with all trains leaving Chicuao tlio Hume pveiiitiir. AIo comiecls at Crhiina for Coluin lllls: lit llellefoHlilinc with 11. A I. H. II.! at forct with I'lttshtirir. FortWavno and Chicniro Hailroiid; at Civile with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad trains for Cleveland; at IMvton for llroeiivlllo. t nlon, Win cheslenuid Minicie: ul Ihiiuilton for Oxford, ete. 10 A. ,11. EXPKKHS TRAIN for Clevclimd via lleluware: lor lluukirU, llutlalo, lloslon. New York, lillil all K.l-tern citil-. Alsorolineelsat t losl- llue f, r I'llt-I.ura, l'iiiladelphia, flaltimoru and all Knstern elticH, . , , !li40 I. if. TRAIN for Hamilton, lllehmond, I.oKiinsport, reorla and HurliiiKtnn; also lmlianap olls. Terra Hiinle and Ct. I.onis. ilillO P. .11. TRAIN for Diyton. HrvrinRlIc Id, nellelontiiiue. I.imii, Fort Wayne aji'l hlcago; con nects at riellefoiiliiino Willi 11. . 1. H. It-I also at Hamilton for Oxford und ('.dlciw ;inii;r. IliUO 1. M. UXI'UKSS TR AIN for Cleve land v" llilawinv; f ,r llui.klrk, Jliillalo, Boatoii. New York, and all Kastcni cities. Also, connecls at. Crestline for I'lliohurn, rhihidclphia, llaltimore and all K!il.-ru citlii. . . , , , , B-riui niu-lit F.xprcss Train. lcnvln ('liiclnnntl at ll-Sil P. M., leaves iluilv, cj-ceif falardtiyt. All oilier trains lcuvo dully, rjcrpl Kiimliiis. For further liit'orinulloii and tu kots, apMy nt tlio Tli ket-olllees; North-cn.t corner I rout and Bronil wuy; No. Hill Wiiliiut-slreet, lienr tlllison House; lit the new Ticket .olllce. ou tho wo-Uliloof Vlno-slreet, lietwccn I'ostolllcc nnd Iliirnet House; or at thu blxlli. streij Depot. (K?f Hurs rlnteiidi.nt. Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia Railroad. Theo Trains Daily. TWO THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS. FIRST TRAIN DAY" EXPRESS AT 10 A. l., connects via Coluinhus and Cluveliiml; via Collllnlras, Crestlilia and 1'itlshura ; via Culuilllnw i ii.. i..ir U'liwliitiri A so. for Snr uaneld. Th a train stops laitwtM-u Cincinnati aud Coluiuhiu, at all the prineip.il slulions. SECOND TR AIN Columbus Accommodation nt4t40 P. M. This train ti ps at all alallolis lie twe.,11 Cincinnati und Columbus, and Cinciunutl and 11 IlVl) TRAIN Nij-'ht Express at I tiSO P. HI., connects via LVIuiuluw und llcluir t liirlniB i; via Coliunhiis. frontline and l'lttshura; via tolum lius, Stenhcuvillo and l'ittaburv; via Columbus and Cli'Velnml, . . v , . This Train stops at I.ovehind, Morrow, Xenla and Loudon. SLKK.I'INtlC.WtSOX Tlll.S Tli.UN. aa-Tho Day Express ruua tlirmwli l" Cleveland, WlieclhiK and l'itlsbuis, via rtcillieliville, without cliaiiite of cars. ., ... Tlie Maht Express Train lcnvlhii Cincinnati at 11. ?0 1'. M. runs daily, except Satiu'Uuis. Jho other nillis run dully, except Sundays. .,,.,, For all information and throimh tickets to Iloslon, New York, Philadelphia. Iluliliiiurv. Wa,hinrton, lluffiilo, Niagiirii Falls, lliiiiklrk, Clovijuud, Pltt lima. WheelhiK aud ull tlio Eastern places, upply at tho olllces: Wulnut-strout House, No. 4 Unmet House, No. 5 East Thlrd-stl'oct, south-east corner of Broad way and Front-streets, mid at the Eastern l-.t. Trains mil liy Columbus time, which ia auvou min utes faster than Cincinnati time. oiuniliuses call f.-r iwissoiiBers hy lenvlna dlroctiona ottheTlckot Olllces. J. HI IIANH, n,t4 HillsTliiteiideut, INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI SHORT LINE RAILROAD. Shortest Route by 30 Miles. H mjO 'HANJF OP ( ARK TO INIUANAP- 1 Ol.IS.at which pirn" it unites with railroad for and from all point i '" Wo-t and orth-uHt. TI1KKG PAHSKM-lKR Tit A! Nf J.tvivc Ctnrlunutl daily iim tho toot of All I! nnd Frunt-Htrocf. 0:50 A. M. t:HT('Af; MAI Ij. Arrive! at In dianauiilit at U':H I. M.; Chicutio at lU::iu 1. JI. : J'it lA lt JI.--Terr Jlauto and Latayuttii Accom liiodation arrivcri at IniltanupoliM at I. M. 7il5 I. Mm LMIUJAtiU JOXlMtKHS. An-lvt'i ut IndiatiapoHMut 12:15 A. M.; rhicapottt A. M. Hteeiln tarx aro attached to all tilirlit-l mi hh m tlii line, and ruu tl.rotiali to Chicago without change of earn. ' Be mire yoTi ar In tli- rK'ht tirlcet-offlee before, vcm purehaH your tii ketx, and aHk tor tivketi via liUwrenceburK and 1 mliuim i 1 in. Fare thu auuie, and timo shorter than by any other runte. ltiiyvraire cheeked thmuult. TJIHul'ttll TKJKKTS, K-iod until lined, can Im ob tained at thu ticket otlleew, at Sterner Iloilrie cor imt, North-went corner uf llroedway and Front; m. 1 Hiirnet Houho corner; at tho Waluut-xtreet Iloiw; No. a Kjut 'J hiid street. and at Depot titjtcp, fnt of Milt, ''ii Front-Htreet, wliero ail noeemary InffintH tlon can tm tw. Itiiinibiisoa niu to and front each train, and will call fir ).anenitera at all hoti lff, and all paitnof tho t'itv, by having JwldrenSHt either oilii-.. jl7 II. l'. I.imii, I'rtident. COMMENCING DECEMBER 4, 1859. OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD. CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS. THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TWO DAlliY TIIAINN FOIf VIM. CISNNKS, fuiiu and Ht. LotiU at 7ii0 A. M. und 7i;0 V. M. 'I'lnei! dailv traini for LoiiitvHlo at 7i'J0A.3l.., !l I. M. and 7:i0 ! ' (hie tram for EviuHville at TiIlO I1. M. Tlio tiiilii! coiiik-i t at Ht. LouiN for all point lu KunuuH and Nflfraska, Hannibal, Qui my dnd Keo kuk; at tst. lionirt and (.alio fur JkleinphU, VickHbui'tf, Natehew and New (rleaiin. tine tliroiiKh train mi Hnndny at Tt30 P. M. ItetiirnliiH, font Hun leavuii huat ht- Loiiin, Sunday ti oxeepnd, at 0t5U A. Al.i uriiintf Ht Ciui-innaii at lQil 5 l1. M. KxpnwM train Vavatt Ht. I.oui dully at 4 P. M,, ar rlvluM at t;i(i( innhti nt Hi'i.l A- M. For throuirh licki'U to id) p int Wi it and Bontb, please upply at tin- ull teen; Waliiul-iilrfrt lion, b--tueen tfuth and HevuiitlitreetH; Nt, J Uityunt lloure. oornor oitlte; North-wet coiner Front and JjiiU wa ( 8poncr llonte Hhc. and at the Deput, e.irwr ii-vniauu xii..-riirH.u, oninitniMNi call f'r piun.v. ers. WM Otovral &upriatDdeDti V it